PRIVATE EYE MAGAZINE- 1980 No 484 – Free Postage
Private Eye magazine Items are not in A1 condition but in acceptable condition Please see pictures
Vintage Machinery’s Handbook Twenty First Edition 21st Second Printing 1980
Vintage Machinery’s Handbook Twenty First Edition 21st Second Printing 1980
KICKERBOCKER’S HISTORY OF NEW YORK Washington Irving Easton Press Leatherbound
1980 Easton Press collector’s edition. If buying more than one item.
An Enemy of the State by F. Paul Wilson – 1980 1st Edition HCDJ Science Fiction
First Edition, First Printing. Light gray boards stamped in red. 269 pages, ISBN: 0385154224.
Elbow Room by James Alan McPherson Franklin Library
Elbow Room by James Alan McPherson Franklin Library
FAUST Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe – Easton Press Collector’s Edition 1980 Leather
New old stock. Spine is firm from never being opened.
Easton Press Oedipius The King New Sealed
The product is a collector’s edition of the play “Oedipus the King” by Sophocles, published by Easton Press in 1980. The binding is in leather and the language is English. This edition is not signed or personalized, making it a desirable item for those interested in antiquarian and collectible books and magazines. This original edition would make a valuable addition to any collection of literary works from the ancient Greek playwright Sophocles.
Rifles of Colonial America Vol 2 *SIGNED* by George Shumway 1st Edition
1st edition signed by the Author. This is an extensive photographic study of American longrifles made in the colonial period, the Revolutionary period, and the post-Revolutionary years before the Federal Period. For each of the 139 rifles treated there are ten or more detailed photographs. A description of each rifle accompanies the illustrations, and many important dimensions are given. The text is concerned with the complex subject of the evolution of the baroque and rococo art that adorns it.
Tony Hillerman PEOPLE OF DARKNESS Signed 1st Edition 1st Printing 1980 Near Fine
1980 Near Fine People of Darkness by Tony Hillerman signed on title page. DJ Fine, protected in mylar plastic wrap.
Hemmingway’s The Old Man and the Sea – facsimile edition
When I first saw a shelf of these First Edition Library books I thought I had struck gold. They are almost indistinguishable from the true first editions. They don’t even have an ISBN number. They have become quite collectable and you would be hard put to find one in such mint condition after 46 years. Not to mention this is a classic of 20th century literature.